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Since stepping into film and music a few years back I've come to gush about Columbia, MO and Ragtag and True/False Film Festival quit...
Filmmaker Magazine Interview: Almost There
Dan Rybicky & Aaron Wickenden on Almost There, the story of an artist growing old and those telling his story.
Fest Coverage for H2N: Wind-Up Fest Wrap Up
"The visions of reality that were displayed at Wind-Up were wildly different from one another but the kineticism of ideas moved acro...
Fest Coverage for H2N: Wind-Up Preview
Wind-Up Fest looks at documentary through a different lens, and not one strictly attached to a camera. By exploring the people who make the ...
Film Review for H2N: Finders Keepers
"Finders Keepers takes on two very different modes of storytelling; it shows the mass media feeding frenzy of the flashbulb, and the hu...
Bitch Flicks Theme Week: The Female Gaze
It astounds me that all of the feminist film theory I soaked up in college is still put to use on a near regular basis! I LOVE MY LIFE! Anyw...
The NEW! Whitney Museum of American Art
Finally made it over to the new Whitney Museum of American Art towering over the end of high line in the meat packing district of New Y...
What I Did On My Summer Vacation
Yes, yes...posting has been light. It is Summer. I'm swamped with (slightly paying) work. I know these excuses are excuses....sigh...bu...
Film Fest Review for H2N: BAMCinemafest, The Russian Woodpecker
"Fedor’s strong artistic expression and personal narrative runs parallel to that of the filmmakers. Their visions smoothly glide alongs...
Film Fest Review for H2N: BAMCinemafest, Selected Shorts
"This short is an experimental exploration of identity with Reeder peeking behind the closed doors of teen girl bedrooms to reveal ...
Film Fest Review for H2N: BAMCinemafest, Pervert Park
"Pervert Park doesn’t offer judgement or answers but it does offer up a different way of looking at the things that are right next doo...
Interview for Filmmaker Mag: Director David Shapiro, MISSING PEOPLE
"We are all being gentrified. Even our interiorized space, to a large extent, is being coopted through social media. Everything is s...
Film Graffiti
Sorry, it has been awhile! My screening season has been extended to include even more festivals! YAY! I am so excited to continue to help fi...
Tribeca Film Fest Review for H2N: Sworn Virgin
Sworn Virgin reviewed for Hammer to Nail. "...the type of narrative that can only be told through film."
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Sundance 2019
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Ragtag Cinema: Homebrewed/Most Beautiful Island
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